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External magnetic field effect on bifacial silicon solar cell''s electric power and conversion efficiencyExternal magnetic field effect on bifacial silicon solar cell''s electric power and conversion efficiency

İssa ZERBO
Martial ZOUNGRANA
İdrissa SOURABIE
Adama OUEDRAOGO
Bernard ZOUMA
Dieudonne Joseph BATHIEBO
Pages
288–294
Publication Date
2015-12-04
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The numerical data show that the solar cell's maximum electric power and conversion efficiency decrease with magnetic field intensity.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This article presents a modelling study of external magnetic field effect on a bifacial silicon solar cell's electric power and conversion efficiency.
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Key Findings & Data:After the resolution of the magnetotransport equation and continuity equation of excess minority carriers, we calculate the photocurrent density and the photovoltage and then we deduce the solar cell's electric power before discussing the influence of the magnetic field on those electrical parameters.
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Conclusion & Impact:The numerical data show that the solar cell's maximum electric power and conversion efficiency decrease with magnetic field intensity.
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⚙️Variables:Bifacial silicon solar cell · conversion efficiency · electric power

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This article presents a modelling study of external magnetic field effect on a bifacial silicon solar cell's electric power and conversion efficiency. After the resolution of the magnetotransport equation and continuity equation of excess minority carriers, we calculate the photocurrent density and the photovoltage and then we deduce the solar cell's electric power before discussing the influence of the magnetic field on those electrical parameters. Using the electric power curves versus junction dynamic velocity we determine the maximum electric power, the operating point of the solar cell, and the conversion efficiency according to magnetic field intensity. The numerical data show that the solar cell's maximum electric power and conversion efficiency decrease with magnetic field intensity.

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This article presents a modelling study of external magnetic field effect on a bifacial silicon solar cell's electric power and conversion efficiency. After the resolution of the magnetotransport equation and continuity equation of excess minority carriers, we calculate the photocurrent density and the photovoltage and then we deduce the solar cell's electric power before discussing the influence of the magnetic field on those electrical parameters. Using the electric power curves versus junction dynamic velocity we determine the maximum electric power, the operating point of the solar cell, and the conversion efficiency according to magnetic field intensity. The numerical data show that the solar cell's maximum electric power and conversion efficiency decrease with magnetic field intensity.

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ZERBO, İ., ZOUNGRANA, M., SOURABIE, İ., OUEDRAOGO, A., ZOUMA, B., BATHIEBO, D. J. (2015). External magnetic field effect on bifacial silicon solar cell''s electric power and conversion efficiencyExternal magnetic field effect on bifacial silicon solar cell''s electric power and conversion efficiency. Turkish Journal of Physics, Cilt: 39 - Sayı: 3, 288–294. https://ajindex.com/articles/723971

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